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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1890
Page
1
The Evangelical Church announces regular services on the third Sunday of each month at Wai and on the fourth Sunday at Toon. Sabbath worship is held every Sunday, with continuing sermons and communal activities planned for attendees.
A broad Pacific Coast summary reports Alaska liquor traffic suppression measures and seamen unemployment, plus ore discoveries near Tacoma, the Denver Rio Grande extending into New Mexico, a Salt Lake City barrel factory plan, and legal cases in San Francisco and Tacoma. It notes railroad and steamer builds, a new battle ship contract, and political reshuffles while mentioning a safe verdict for a Tacoma murder suspect and various court actions.
The approval came at Oxford after a tense congregation vote narrowly carried the statute allowing women to pursue medical degrees. News notes in Europe report cremation practice rising in Italy, a Barings finance move, and various international concerns from Russia to Turkey.
The article details wide price quotes for produce and goods in Portland with values for Walla Walla and other markets, lists assorted farm staples and poultry prices, and includes a sketch of telegraphy work contrasting modern long distance messaging with its complexity. It also reports a surgical case at Massachusetts General Hospital involving a cancerous hand lesion in an elderly patient and rapid amputation.
Fragmented OCR text discusses tooth care and dental procedure references with unclear context. Mentions “Pithige Denti Woti” and “MY APphe tines” suggesting a misread note about dental items or building chatter without clear facts or names.
The report lists firm markets for various items with prices across fruits vegetables meats and canned goods. It references near term tests on armor plates and the potential for steel faced armor to defeat forged projectiles.
Blikely Hall’s Berlin Letter notes the 73 to 78 year old chancellor’s astonishing self discipline. The Iron Chancellor reduced his weight by thirty five pounds through rigorous training and strict habits. He remains erect and vigorous, defying age with disciplined living and athletic endurance.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt explains how some con artists undermine weighing machines by exploiting the platform edge to misreport weight. It notes the rise of boot tricks and nickel slugs and suggests the era of drop a nickel schemes may be ending due to these methods.
Researchers trace the line about fearing God and nothing else to varied sources. Some claim Bismarck’s reputed quote appears in Racine’s Athalie while others find a near match in Carlyle’s Past and Present. The Chicago Herald notes the scholarly dispute risks undermining German patriotism.
North China News surveys how modern life fosters nervous strain in the Anglo Saxon world. It argues steam and electricity create continuous tension, causing restlessness in business and daily routines, with minor irritants disturbing sleep and daily rhythms.
The article reports experiments by G. Schroder on mosses showing remarkable drought resistance. Barbula muralis withstood eighteen months in a desiccating drier and resumed growth. Grimmia pulvinata survived ninety five weeks without moisture and revived when moisture returned. The observed drying surpassed natural conditions, highlighting moss resilience.
The Globe Democrat reports a discovery in Egypt of tablets dating from 9500 to 4000 years ago. Letters between Egyptians and Asiatics reveal early literary correspondence, with tablets from Vienna containing dispatches to Egypt from Palestine Syria Babylonia and other western Asian regions. The find suggests an ancient literary spirit and hints at future clay library libraries. Rich donors are urged to aid in uncovering Orient treasures.
In New York a notable haberdashery advertises outfits for hire and sale. The shop offers a range of garments and accessories for weddings, requiring customers to pay cash to secure a complete ensemble.
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